Cold Weather is Here, What Are you Cooking to Warm Up

[xraytech]

Well the chilly fall weather has finally arrived, it was a brisk 34 degrees here this morning. The chill in the air has me craving some warm comforting food.

So what is everyone cooking to warm up on this cold weekend?

 

[washman]

Reuben Casserole this wednesday.

 

[mrb627]

Baked Potato Soup

Just finished a bowl. It is quite soothing on a cold day.

Malcolm

 

[xraytech]

that looks delicious Malcolm

 

[whirlykenmore78]

Turkey dinner in progress:

Will post pics when it's done.
WK78

 

[wiskybill]

Sam, you had to ask

Swedish meatballs warming and acorn squash in the oven.

Swiss steak on tap for this week.

 

[aquarius1984]

Braised shin beef here with loadsa onions carrots and mash!

 

[appnut]

It's 86 degrees here and I was out shopping in shorts and t-shirt.  Ask me in another month or 6 weeks. 

 

[xraytech]

First made a big pot of vegetable soup

 

[xraytech]

Now I have a beef roast with potatoes and carrots cooking away in my new JCPenney Slow Crockery Cooker

 

[washman]

Mind if I stop by for a bite to eat?

Those certainly look fantastic. Afterwards, we can hit Penn Brewery.

 

[danemodsandy]

For Me....

Bean and pasta soup. Lots of bowtie pasta in it, as well as tomatoes and Italian sausage. Totally fake (based on canned stuff) but satisfying. [this post was last edited: 10/5/2014-20:13]

 

[luxflairguy]

Well, 80 here today, but cooking for a crowd. Chili with beans and all the fixings. Honey cornbread, slaw and brownies for desert. I'm hungry and 6:30 won't come soon enough!

 

[whirlykenmore78]

Turkey dinner Mastered:

We had: Roast turkey, sausage stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, lemon butter spinach.

It turned out wonderful. Important as this is one of Katie's faves. She gave it a "Num Num", the highest rating she will give a meal.

Here are the pics. Enjoy
WK78

 

[xraytech]

I also made a batch of pesto and feta palmiers

 

[cuffs054]

Dude, those pesto feta dohickies look great! How do you do it?

 

[luxflairguy]

Please tell us how you made the Palmier's. I need this for an upcoming party!

 

[golittlesport]

too hot here to cook

All those comfort foods look great! But it's still in the 90's in Southern California and was too hot to cook today. So comforted myself with a nice cool crisp green salad with chopped up fresh broccoli and brussels sprouts.

 

[xraytech]

Greg,

to make the Palmiers, take a sheet of puff pastry, roll out to a rectangle about 9"x 11" spread pesto evenly over top of puff pastry, sprinkle with crumbled feta cheese. then you take the short ends of the pastry and fold each one half way to the center of pastry, then fold the ends into the center of pastry, then fold on top of each other. refrigerate until dough is cold. slice into about 20-30 slices and bake at 400 degrees for 15 minutes